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I'm sure a lot of you have noticed in certain areas a good size pile of course rubble left behind from another's Decent size dig down to bed rock , and close by the finer tailings that wher e processed. Yet the material that fell over the grizzly bars are stacked nice and high.....
PRIME OPPORTUNITY to reclaim lost easy gold! AND BACK FILL THEIR HOLE!
Unless they have used a decent designed trommel, chances are if you kick the top few inches off.... you will see plenty of easy broken down material that was missed due to sticky clay build up, that's has been released due to disturbance of friction . And a plentiful excess water supply running over it during the process .
This ready made stock pile is super fast to shovel, so the gold yield is easy and fast.
Plus you can refill the hole left behind.
They have basically done the hard work for you, hours of surplus water breaking down the sticky clay attached to the course rocks ejectected over the grizzly bars.
So next time you see a pile of the first stage tailings.....
Scratch away the top layer.... And see if there is any loose easy material holding broken down.
How easy and fast is it to shovel a 6x4 trailer load of dry river gravel through a banker!???
15mins....
Try getting that amount out of the bottom the wet creek bed.
Give it a go and post results!
PRIME OPPORTUNITY to reclaim lost easy gold! AND BACK FILL THEIR HOLE!
Unless they have used a decent designed trommel, chances are if you kick the top few inches off.... you will see plenty of easy broken down material that was missed due to sticky clay build up, that's has been released due to disturbance of friction . And a plentiful excess water supply running over it during the process .
This ready made stock pile is super fast to shovel, so the gold yield is easy and fast.
Plus you can refill the hole left behind.
They have basically done the hard work for you, hours of surplus water breaking down the sticky clay attached to the course rocks ejectected over the grizzly bars.
So next time you see a pile of the first stage tailings.....
Scratch away the top layer.... And see if there is any loose easy material holding broken down.
How easy and fast is it to shovel a 6x4 trailer load of dry river gravel through a banker!???
15mins....
Try getting that amount out of the bottom the wet creek bed.
Give it a go and post results!
